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Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
usws sUnnAa1.

Atssmps 70 wreck FnassAgss rpasn-
xhs rresbis - ne Ussw Assssy-
Dsli IN 1reabls.
An attempt IVES uads on Tuesday 70
wreck paseeDgef train on The Illinois
end s.. Louis Railroad, near Bsllsvills.
Ilinois. An excursion train from St
Louis ran Into an open switch and went
half way through before it c0uld be
stopped oy tho engineer. About .
Quaytsr Of miie further on the switch
rail hsd been % adjusted thai II would
have plunged the train down . steep
enbAokment Aueu Ffass and Jo'
eeph 0obr, now IN jail ~ Chicago nm.
DER indictment for taxing out tte
spikes from . rail on the same road
heaT the same plnce, have confessed
their guilt, saying 'sit vas the result oi
. drunken spree" Isis believed othssl
are associated with then.
Itis reported frsm Billines. Moptans,
that the troops - the OSow Agency ara
still awaiting ofdess fr, m Washington
"The Indians ere still 4 uch exei.sd
ard % detAfmined 70 resist sfrest shs
the police hAve not dared 70 sstempt Il
The eherth Of Custer county will prob
ably b called upon TO execnts the var
ranss with posse"
Charles Doll, ex msmbeY OF th,
Board OF Pablo WORKS Of Clncinuati
was yeatsrdAy sentenced 70 two yeass
impriaonment upon conviction of hsv
iSg misappropriated city funds In th,
purchass ci lot Of horses for the city'
use.
Doctor NJ. o DAvis. . prominent citi
sel --cf saht6H, Psnnsylvanis, va
|ssfuck By train and killed yesisrdhl
while drivine DYER the railroad crsss
Ing. He Vas e7 7ssars old.
Three uukno1n msn were drowuet
BY the seitin4of . boat In the lake .
Chicago yAaiersAs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

ssrge in the right colors is
unusual value. You never
rot them before for less than
SO and 75; now they are 90
cents, and you'll like than
lat once.
Our dress fabrics are right
I'VE know it because you
buy them 80 freely.
There's enough here to
please everybody-you all
say it.
We do a live business s.
You kno~ it
Kid Clio yes--our own I'm
port ation--everything here.
Ladies' Coats, Jackets,
Raglans and Wraps.
Chil6reL's Goats.
Misses Goats.
Don't fail to see our Up
holstery Department.
Do you want Curtains?
We have Lace, Swiss, Irish
Point, Nottingham, Turko-
man, Shelah-- --beautiful and
bewilderipg> 81 to $50.
Carpets $50 busy now we'll
give you prices later on.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market strnata
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Don't be sigaled / :cr being basty.
tafe your time. h. %, calm and
collective. Don't pay exorbifant prices
ior winter clothing under amp conrider
alton. bn. 20 where you can eAve 23 per
cent, aud you will have NO occasion TO
regret 1t. For the benefit of newcomers
70 this section of the country, we take
great pleas ure in say ing that II 10 At no
other place than Ms ers' Grand Central
Uiothin2 Dspot, northwest corner Of
tii'h d and Market streets, whsre goods
are marked In plain figures end oue
price only. Look ON the building for
Toe sign, Myers' Grand Central Cloth.
ing Depot, and Jon can't mako any
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
FIFTH EDITIo

iow h Hight. and aus sss',a tbs y. dul
bad odof is an ,hoo,n o noa,e
iM r.a;ss Astral Oh. z%'n,,M,n y
ssmily druasis., sola a.s, q, /: :SAns1
Market streets. Assls' SKI
fersope Who wish To NJ.
Instructed at tho sans H. ~ snus
tend the lecture Of ths Ps ps.' sAo5 q
Murray at Union Msthoassa' o Ha'' VI
Uhuich this evt nips. S'st svS \, ~.
rss,cns M why the Wedd,nnas sIS ns,sa V
Tne dtrectovs Of the w,lr,.
Electric Light COMPANY " h%,ae,t hast Y
/. quarterly dividend OF s ~ q. y
snars 90 cn the ospital s,oot ~ :: o.1
! snss ~. 1887, pay able on aao y, y
| Lydia A. Warren. vho ,..,,. :,
iamily Of r. J. Wsrren '',,sq y, !
keus county, for many ysS,s =, :.
away last Saturday eysn,n, ". |.
SUNDAY her body was foa q
msrsh, death having ensusa :,
l poeure. Id
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
rh. sale ef l.,tnsr,. E.,.,.

NoRRIsTowN O:t. The real estate
OF Daniel o Bitper, the we'll known
marble quarrier, WAS sold under the
6heFi6's hammer 70 day and brought
e70. .029. Toe property included oil bis
Plymouth and Whitemassh real estate,
sgsreeatins 7lO Acres marble quArrits,
s0Apstone QuAfTics and iron ore land.
The judgments against Mr. Httner, Who
was at one tine Fsputsd enormously
wealthy, aggregate el43, ,ccO and the
mortgages shout e65 900. Tho proper.
ties we're sold under and subject "a
mortgages amounting to over e18, ,OOC
and were purchased BY creditors prinoi.
pslly.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
FOURTH EDITION
Psrsonai.

RofpOno1.
Mr.. 0eorae W. Chance, fofuesly Of
this city, but now OF Philadslphia,
visited our city :his morning.
The mall train going north st . 10 ..
m. va s minutes lste this morning.
On account Of Elkton fair.
1t 10 said that evidence hes beeu pFor
cured which will clear young Du6y Of
the charge OF sessine are 70 the Dis-
moud Mstoh % Q works.
Mira john Cole 10 visitipz relstives
In th,s city. Her husbend hes . post.
tivu under the Qovernmsnt ~ Washtng-
ton.
Mr.. william 8. King, Of Hunters
Point. New Yorf, arrived in this city
on Monday lAsf, and will epcnd feW
daysswith relstives and friends
1t u reported that Miss r.. Of Fair
VILE, will b. married 10 . few days,
aud friends are sending Letters Of csn'
graduation.
william McBrida, vho wAs seriously
the d b o sratt0n on TusedAy night,
viii probably recover, - hs p nov
doing we'll.
A number Of people LEFT the oity on
the s'spe0iAl" this morning for EIktOn
fair. Many OF them were from down
tbe btsto, having come up last night
and remained over. Y.
Tho commuuiou service which VA
announced 70 be held In the chapel ri
Thirteeuth and French streets will b.
postponed until next Wednesday even.
Ing. -~-~-' :
The recovery of BsEJsmIn shepherd,
the Delaware ctSfitn brak emAn whosl
station I ~, last. ST. is', is very s I%s doubt.
iul. H.s aim has not been amputated.
Tho MasoDtc u.sDd Lodge oi D1ss.
ware met ct ~ o'clocH ) esterday. The
tees appointed and the Grsnd Master
delivered bis address They adjourned
at D p. m. until today.
h. L. Roberts will have sale oi
COWS NJ the Bell,vne Hotel. In thu
Ninth ward, on ThuredAy, the 18Th
inst. Let the farmers who wish good
cows mako . note Of THE, and look oui
for bargains.
L. w. etidham & Son, auctioneers
fold the farm Of 127 acEes belonging "a
PsDrose Lyman, near Newport, on
Wednesday, TO Q,,nby Lyman for eSs
per eors. Considering the location The
price Ii certainly very reasonsble.
Miss Josie S;oops, OF No. 82J West
Sixth street. apd Misc Annie Fen Messy
OF Nc 31t East Eighth street, have 70
turned homo from New York, where
they spent over three weeks with
friends, and speak in glowing terms o.
thsir visit.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
A EailuIa.

9 Gilmour. dealer IN harness and
haidwaro In NewaIF, Ia reported to
have failed. George ID. Medill, who Is
among the largest creditors, has been
appointed trus,ee, and John Mullin
clerk and receiver, and the sale Of the
stock will be continued rs usual until
II Is deemed advisable 10 close out by
the sheriff, unless some satisfactory ar
rangement Can be Effected 30 Mr.. Gill
modr can continue the business.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
street ana sewer Dirsetor''

The Street. and Sewer Direc'",sS ",Ss,s
again yesterday afternoon anu Lass yN NsI
the street comm issisner 10 P,aS IA
ring at the crossing st Tantn SIL SS1,,s,pt
nett atieets. The grade 81 "a M.
and French streets Was Ials', aysuu
feet Tae grade Of Chrlstsns IA pl
vt the railroad crossing was n' sss d
manent. The city epgineer Esups
structei to fix the grade On Rraptj
street from Eleventh TO tho
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
New Chureh -, eAnixo 4.

Rev John d. c. Hanna, pastor of the
NJ. e. church at Newport, organized q
new church at Marshallton ON Wednes-
day evening with about 100 members,
some 70 of whom professed conversion At
the protracted services which have been
held for few weeks back at that place.
Marshallton is a growing town and the
citizens In connec Ion with those at Kia-
mensi, will be fully able to pay pastor q
reasonable salary and defray expenses for
opening, lighting ard heating q church
editice If they will unite for that purpose,
without interfering With the congregations
at Stanton and Newport.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Drowned Herself

Coroner Barnhill was yesterd,j
noon notified OF the drowning Of h
woman named Jane Purnell al Cb1
on Tuesday night. The woman ",
10 and was . fanatic on religion. Cd
day afternoon she was found praying
rushes q short distance from the
where she was employed as dome
She was told to return to the hou
the door was left upfastened for he
not known whether or not che re
Tie family named Palmer, with wh
lived left home early yesterday nor
attend market. While absent tA,
was found in the creek. Deputy q
Lss accompanied by DR.. sprlngsl
and investigated the matter aud
certicfate OF death by drowning,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
"A slight Mipfake.

From some cause or other the re.
porter Of the REPUBLICAN Was mis-.
tAk en- In relation 10 the railroad time
for leaving this city for the K kton Fair.
30 this morning he made another visit
to the depot, and from the usher Of
traine cleaned the Nllo wing acts: That
the hrst trsins for Elkt:n leaves this
city ut AZ and 9 30 q. M, 12 06 and
40 p. M. and that the fare, ncludin g
admission into tbs fair grounds, hss
been placed at $l.25, and not 81 10 ss
stated Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
base Ball Triumph.

The triumph OF the Philadelphia Base
Ball Club bids fair 10 carry Off the cham :
pionship, the score 'howing IS victories,
as defeats and percentage of 6O3, while
Chicago has Il victories Al deieaF E, and
Eercentage OF 6O2 This has caused
great interest In base ball circles, and
some money Will doubtless change hands
on the result.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
A Long Ride.

Mr.. @. p. Wilcomb, OF Lake VII
N H 10 paying Mr.. Joseph wiz
woyth, of this city, . abort visit.
made the entire journey to this ci|
his bics Gle, coming by way Of AIa
along the Hudson river 10 New
Oily and from there TO Wilrltl
through Camden aud PhilstslI
Mr. Wiicomb Ia an ardent colltc1
Indian relics, and cams here ID
purp ,ss of viewing MT. WisalesEc
collection OF stone implements
COLLECTION 4" be says. "csn coz par
vorably with most OF the public q
lions OF the East"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
oould and tho n and o r..ssrapn.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The executive
committee OF the Western Union Com
pany's BoArd OF Directors met to day,
Aiter the meeting Mr.. Russell Sage said
that only routine business had been tran.
sacted; Mr.. Gould said that nothing had
peen done about the purchase OF the
baltimore and Ohio lines, but declined 10
cnssed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Letting Out space,

Tho committee Of arrangements for
the induttrIel fsir TO BE- hold By Du.
Pont Post, No. 2. @. A. B., next month
are now ready TO let out space 70 tbose
who wieh 70 exhibit III y cAll ID, upon
number OF our q uerchants ani bust
ness men this morning and met with
the greatest nccusagsmsnt. This will
be an ipdustrisl iair In every sense a
the word, and will AFT I'd one Of the BET
opportunities ever given In tnis city Z. I
the merchants and business men TO OK
aibst their Rocds.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
at the Academy Of Music.

Edwin Alden closed bis engagement
at the Academy Of Music last evening
before large and appreciative shdi
ence. This evening the three Oor-
ners Comedy Company" will commence
m engssement for the remainder Of the
week, with instinees on Friday and
Saturday afternoons. Miss SteI ling,
the lesc ing LADY, Ia said 10 be al 40.
oompiishen actress and the COMPANY y
frat class In every refpsct, white the
comtdy itself 10 pronounced the fun hieai
ever writtep.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
A. the Opora House.

The Rose Isle Company peria,'
"East Ly nne" yesterday afternoon
evening TO large audiences 10 ave-,
osllent manner. At the evening
fsrmapcc especially Mss L,'ls
.ained the ltading role sc mi,so!,
10 realistic that she Brought the 's,s -
the eyes OF many OF her auditors. ~ y
Is some good msterisl 10 thi. camp,
but 1t needs hard work IN t6e w. ~
rehearssls, on their part, 20 dese.f
rbis evening they will pieset,, J,
"Two Orphans" q play In ~Slca ', \
Ia ABUNDANT opportunity fol nus s''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
0ueoeaaful LaupcA

Tho cuttsr LaPopa was Ian,
tho works OF the Pussy & IN
panv yesterday afternoon. MI
OF iron. covered below the mi
with 10 d, which 10 shested h,|
low metal consisting mostly Of
This 10 done to prevent fculIns
being NO dry docks where sss'
TENDED for whore she could bs Il,
have her bottom cleaned. Tssr
was built for the United s,stA,
lombis, and her diuep ,.ops ,' ars
love; Length, 100 feet; beam !
depth OF hold. II feet She i, \
With direct acting, surface cout
vertical engines OF fourteen
diameter OF cylinder and M
ipches stroke. The La Pops 1, 4
counterpart OF . boa, hui.t for Il
government BY the Pas,y 3
Company In 1888.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Again R1epItefl.

jan IS 2. McCabe, the Wayne county
muraerer, who was to have been hanged
on FRIDAY at Honesdaie, Pcnna., has been
GRANTED respite until November 10th by
governor Beaver. Counsel for the
prisoner argued that the respites issued
ouring the time McCsbe was at liberty
aIter MIA escape from jail were irregular,
ana ne desired time TO establish the
prsoners legal rights under the peculiar
circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Eikt0n Fair.

There was an unusu lily large after d i.
ance at Elkton Far yesterday. The
races were good. The wagon race fer
county horses vas won by Star in two
heats; time 81, 2.5S; purse S75. in the
"a; class pure $500. Barney Perry won
tie race In 1854, 32Z, 2.35. In the
"a class; purse $4CO, was won by bill
Gill In 9. 30 and 2 3OX.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Ina bad Condition.

Whils the Street ano Saver DH'
are looking after the streets Of The
they should take some messuits Y
pair Market street between Front
Second. There ers great holes y
street on each side Of the oar Ia
and It 10 almost impossible % p
. team aside, ont Of she way OF the'
without getting II In boie and run
the risk OF damage. shonld
slip on these cobbles into ore o.
holes he would certainly break hl'
Something should be done 6si0''
slippery season OF the year.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
A. the City Court.

The following cases were o'sps W. II
at this mornings session OF W. W..
court by Judge Cupminsi ~, T. 4
Mulvey was back aga n chsfte, y 4
druu kepness. and Was ssntepc~ "r
= fine OF % and costs. :, -, J
Gearge Kerns, q email IVY, n.ss;
shs.ged with committing on a ssm
and battery on another eoy ~ Nv :
Willie Huksl. As the eviueuo; ;nJ
not considered sufiioient by Tue 81 ,us 4
to hold the accused the case VS."
N issel.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
BOard OF Trade.

The anI nal meeting OF the Hoard OF
Irsns VIII be he d this evening at 8
O'CLOCK. All the members should as.
Nnu aeo infnss new life and energy
ihio ms organ zation. In order thss q
sIeaWr ibhuence may ba sxerted In
puone abeiEs apo tee tn'efests Of our
city be mora rapidly pro.notsd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
COLDER.

It's going to be colder
than now-but it's cold
enough now for real comfort.
Just right for Fall CLOTH
ing. Come and see us now
we have what you want in
Overcoats and Suits, and the
price! Well, 'tis our "mod-
est prices" we base our
claim on your patronage.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Professor N. b. Goldberg, Of this
city, 10 sbous completing the frsscoing
Of the PresSyterisn Church st Dover,
and bis work has excited the admira-
tton OF the various parties who baye
called 10 ilepect 1t. Professor Gold
berg stsnjsW the head Of his profss
sion. and hs nploy ment becomes
more general as lie becomes more
widely known.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Exsminius the Hedges,

A delegation Of forty Chester county
farmers went to Trenton to day to view
the hedges Of the Dayton Hedge Company
and report upon their meri 8. To morrow
Q delegation Of ffty farmers will leave
Phoenixville for the same place and for
the same purp. se.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

l naa al@sys been much annoyed By
IenraIgiA shn hea0sc6e. At lepath
GeSermined 10 Wy salvation OIL, IBm
SO 10 recon meno ~, as 1t made per-
feot cure ia my ssss.
MAREg NEW.
e2 A'Equitb ST.. Baxfirore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

From oil, sections Of the IIoo1sdrr %
sidiDgs OF the good effects o. .ch, Ih bpssh
diseases OF the liver, stom.;nStIop, stom ns.
ard biooi. 1t cures conss,p"ns,s, p.,'ns,s, stt
lariai fever, headache, neiyua, sa,a Soh
Price only 20 cents o pachS1'
syery " here.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
p.,oes for ..Erminie."

An Impression has been esu D. and u
ssryed seats for "Erminie, W. T.a cs,s
Price OF admission to tes Gs G,s. dosp
cents; reserved seats, bo cen" na "ye.srrit
stairr, admission 20 cents, ens ~ sssts "
.eats rs csnis and 81. Sale 9 o. 'a,CIocE d
sins t".moryow morning o. . oo'
Thrmss a, Go. a hook sto'o.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

Clark Webster, sr, has tsken out
letters iestameniary on the esfate OF
Lewis Bird, late Of Brandy wine Hun.
iYed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
xDlUE,

MARIS.-At ne rsstdsees ef her brother.
in-law, Joseph A. Bond, Wilmington. Dsl.,
o. the afsDinccn osthe ID inst Dobhio a,
Masfs. IN the - gear Of her ase.
vuner.i nom the rsssdsnes Of her hvoths,
0soSge l.. Maris, West Ohsssar, r., on
saxtbday aftesnoon ct ! o'oicck. Relassvel
end friends Of Wtlnington and victpi'y sfs
invttsd TO the house Of Joseph 4. Bsnd On
nfthday aftsrnoon n Z o'clock.
QugREY.-Qn the ssA Inst, Alice r
dsugntsf Of Andrew spd Elvlns ",
Quefsys aged 10 yssrs. ronths and :,
KsisAvss asd friends 80 rsspsotsuily is
vited 10 attend her funersl ftom ths rssideoe,
Of her pAssnts, pn ksilsoad svssus suc
Busaa VISA street, Ninth ward, % sstur.
dsy . ? p.n. intsfmsnt u Eivsrviss
SAY EMS. I'm the On Inst, wn. ssysrs
aged ~ yeafs
Hslativss and frispds are invited to sttspt
the fursral from his late residsuce, No ~
West seventh street, on Saturdsy, Octobs
eih. ats e'cl0ok. Ssfv. css ~ Old SwadeG
church. lntsfmsnt at kivsrvisu osmstsvy
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
I,,s,p,es Oh sntsfi.

The following persons t,' se.' Wins
iiQupr l.caasss BY tne oob Iabu ColliDi
Bsrs.prf, john A. huIn; SC.a,ey, 90
Sarah Il l. eR, John M'o
0e,rss u. 5kobinsor.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
atat. OF me rampera.ur
Rns weasnss.

Tomorrow propises 10 be fair. with
stationary TEMPERATURE. Saturday /,
partly cloudy with slight thermal
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

A welLspring OF n1eassre Ia ealthy
baby; keep your Wy - 0&Sh health
by us,Ds DIR. Bull's Baby evAsp, the
friend ofin.arcy. Price rs cerss.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
= 1lnnaue,r 11eenea.

whiIs Ne Rev. Jsliua . sdd, q n.
rleesAnl Dslawase, wss with his lnshsS
ano nosher visislng this c1ty. thtsva 3
sDeeBo6 kis bones ihsoueb the aellas
sn4 sebbsd u Of ali The vsArins apparel
Il cnnteined.
ne REV. David Dscd sufEsrsd sousi-
y with his con, % he lost HE sntirs
ssrdrobs with The exception Of he suit
be had on.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06

KENNARO&CO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
New Sanitary Hose.
We have just
opened a new line
of /. & II. Morley's s
New Sanitary Black
Hose for Ladies,
which are warrant
ed not to rub, fade,
or turn gray; in fact
they are absolutely
fast in color and
free from all iniuri-
GUS chemicals.
We shall sell them
at 50, 65 and 75cts.
per pair.
Independent OF
the unusual advan-
tage to be gained
by the color not
+ u b b i n g off, the
prices are very low
for such qualities.
1 Also a full line of
the HIS. Fast Black
Ladies Hose at %
cents. This is, with
out exception, the
best H s e ever
brought i n t o the
American market
at the price-25
cts. per pair.
| A job lot of La
dies Gray Striped
Hose, full regular
made, never before
retailed under 20
cts; our price for
this lot is 19 cts.
Splendid stock of
lChildren's Black
I'll 0 S i er y in all
grades. We s e l |
only regular-made
goods, and endeavor
at all times to have
them at the lowest
prices known in this
country.
|K[NNhpn2r0
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
Rnnavay ussse,

The hsrss bsloneing 70 DR.. Blsok, OF
New Castle. took fright about o'clock
this afternoon ~ BE- wss being dsiven
down DelA > Ays avenuh and ra7 dozen
ths Avspus and rssched King street b..
fore he Vas chsckod IN hts mad career.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-06
B,sAARP&C0,
Fourth and Market Sis,

duu AOW PkAScN StoAS
for dresses, that will aston-
ish them. No such stock has
ever before been shown in
our State or city, and our
prices we guarantee to be
right
Black Silks, guaranteed
not to crack or break in
any ordins = : 'Swear, any lady
can buy We confidence
they are rich. elegant Silks,
81, $I.25, $3.50, are extra
wide and a splendid silk
bargain.
Rhadames are popular,
ana when you want them
you want them right-color.
quality and price they are
right here to suit you in
splendid assortment.
We make a grand de.
monstration in Stripe Plush
es, Plain Pushes and Vel
vets, every conceivable
sh ,de, combination and
variety at prices astonisa-
ingly low. Any lady need
ing these goods for dresses
or trimmings can find no
better line than ours. We
give you the list OF colors:
they are here in profusion-
Cardinal, Modore,
Gold Brown, Brown,
Dark Navy, National,
HavanDa, Myrtle,
Marine, Black,
Coquelleat, Light Blue.
The narrow stripe plushea
are now 81. You never be-
fore bought the same quality
for less than $I.75.
The wide stripe and
plaid plushes are So. You've
paid tor the same S, and
$3.50.
The pushes and velvets
are remarkable for beauty,
quality and price-any lady
will find them of interes,
and profit to her.
Our lines Of silk warp and
wool warp Henriettas in
colors are marvels Of beaut,
and finish in fine dres.
fabrics-pleasant to the
touch, splendid to wear, ant
fine as a silk in appearanc,
l-$I.25 per yard-woo
warps, IS cents less.
dressy dress.
Braided suits in all WOO
clo,hs-quiet, rich colors
! sty Gsh and ehective-1,
! yards of braided panel-2
yards narrow tor sleeve
and waist with 7 yards SO
inch material, makes q
!, nice a medium priced sui
|, as you are likely to get 70
SS and $40.
An odd piece of al!-wot
! black Homespun has com
!. to light. It's companion
are all gone, it must follow
IL yards wide; you'll get
!, e for AS cents instead OF Is.
r A very choics line OF all
g wool French plaids, j
2 q small and large checks, plai
ii and shaded, SO inches, II
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